Domestic Battery Defense in Las Vegas – $1,500 Flat Fee
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At Liberators Criminal Defense, we know that good people sometimes find themselves in bad situations. That's why we offer flat-fee domestic battery defense for just $1,500—a professional, strategic response to one of the most common charges in Las Vegas.
If you've been arrested for domestic battery, the clock is ticking. A conviction can cost you your freedom, your job, and even your constitutional rights. Don't gamble with your future—call us now and get an experienced team on your side for a clear, fixed fee.
What Happens After a Domestic Battery Arrest?
Arguments between partners can escalate. If the police show up, someone is usually going to jail. And once you're arrested, the consequences begin to unfold—even before you've had your day in court.
You may be wondering:
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Will I lose my right to own a firearm?
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Is there a no-contact order or restraining order in place?
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Can I go back home? Will I be able to see my kids?
These are not just personal issues—they're legal ones. We'll walk you through every consequence and craft the best possible defense.
Nevada Domestic Battery Penalties – What's at Stake?
First Offense (within 7 years)
Charged as a misdemeanor under NRS 200.485:
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2–6 days in jail
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48–120 hours of community service
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$200–$1,000 fine
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Mandatory counseling program
Even a first offense carries mandatory jail time unless your attorney negotiates an alternative.
Second Offense (within 7 years)
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10 days to 6 months jail
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100–200 hours of community service
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$500–$1,000 fine
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More intense counseling
Third Offense (within 7 years)
Charged as a Category C felony:
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1 to 5 years in Nevada State Prison
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Up to $10,000 in fines
The law escalates quickly—and judges take prior offenses seriously.
What Counts as Domestic Battery?
To convict you, prosecutors must prove two things:
1. A Domestic Relationship
Nevada law defines this broadly. It includes:
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Spouses (current or former)
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Dating partners
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Co-parents
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Roommates
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Legal guardians
2. A Battery
This means any willful and unlawful touching done in a hostile or unwanted manner—even a shove or a slap can qualify.
Common Defenses to Domestic Battery Charges
No two cases are alike. But some defenses arise again and again:
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Self-defense – You were protecting yourself or another person
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Mutual combat – Both parties were involved, not just one aggressor
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Fabrication – The alleged victim is lying or exaggerating
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Lack of evidence – No photos, injuries, or credible witnesses
We'll examine every angle to attack the case against you.
Can the Case Be Dismissed?
Yes—many are. Prosecutors must prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, and that's often difficult in domestic battery cases, especially when:
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The alleged victim recants
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Witnesses refuse to testify
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There's strong evidence of self-defense
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The story doesn't hold up on cross-examination
Sometimes we resolve the case with a conditional dismissal (e.g., you complete a class, pay a fine, and the charge goes away). Other times, we push for a full dismissal or acquittal.
Trial or No Trial?
Many cases resolve favorably without trial. But if it comes to that, you have a right to a jury trial, even for a misdemeanor. This is critical in “he said, she said” cases, where the jury must weigh credibility and motive.
We will help you decide if trial is the best path—and if so, we'll build your defense meticulously and without compromise.
Why Hire Liberators Criminal Defense?
Because we fight smart, we charge fairly, and we don't back down. Our flat-fee structure means you won't be surprised by endless hourly bills—and you'll get the strategic, aggressive representation you deserve.
$1,500 Flat Fee. Call Today.
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Location:
Liberators Criminal Defense
400 S. 4th Street, Suite 500
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: 702-990-0190